GEORGE ANDREWS

Kanopolis, Ks.

Mr. Forrest Allen
Lawrence, Ks.

Dear Mr. Allen:

In the early twenties, when I was a student at K.U.,
we were having a rally in the new stadium on the evening
before a home coming football game.

You gave a fine talk and during your talk you quoted

a Whitney, I think, The quotation ended something like
this, "Whether Ye win, or whether ye lose; pray God Ye
be a man.”

I have to make a talk to some young people the last of
next week and think that I could use the whole quotation
to an advantage. If you could recall the author and the
quotation, and mail to me in the inclosed envelope, I
would thank you very much.

I have a cousin, Bill Cochrane, who graduates from Salina
High School this spring. If he has not been called to
your attention as possible timer fora K.U. athlete, I
would suggest you inquire about his performance in high
school. I realize that a high school record does not

promise us that the college performance will be successful,

but I do think that his ability with a couple of years of
training will make him as good as the average football or
basketball player.

If you are interested in him I will be glad to use my in-
fluence to get him to attend K.U. ,

Trusting that I may get this eee from you, I want
to thank you in advance.

Sincerely yours,

George Andrews (signed)

 

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